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J.P. Morgan and Deutsche Bank are working on a $285 million CMBS backed by the Hotel del Coronado in San Diego, according to a Morningstar presale report.

The Oklahoma Student Loan Authority plans to issue a $211.82 million securitization of Federal Family Education Program loans, according to an offering memorandum.

Monex Credit Co. (MCC) will issue $75 million of precious metal backed notes.

Automotive Rentals (ARI) plans to issue a $453 million ABS backed mostly by fleet lease contracts for light trucks and cars.

National Bank of Canada plans to issue $419 million credit card receivables backed notes from its Canadian credit card trust.

In the week ended March 22, Moody’s Investors Service assigned new provisional or definitive ratings to seven collateralized loan obligations totalling $3.8 billion.

DBRS said in a report today that it declined to rate two RMBS transactions this year because of weaker representations and warranties (R&W) framework proposals in these recent securitizations.

Blame it on the weaker reps & warranties in the $616 million transaction.

Deutsche Bank and Bank of America Merrill Lynch priced the $710 million of CMBS notes backed by the fee interest in Worldwide Plaza, a 47-story office tower located at 825 Eighth Avenue in New York City, according to a person familiar with the deal.

Auto dealership advocates are warning that costs will rise for borrowers if the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau presses banks to curtail auto loan markups determined by dealers.